Wedding centrepieces are not just decorations, but they set the tone for the entire celebration. Whether you want your wedding to be modern, romantic or rustic, Kenza Creations brings you some excellent ideas to inspire you:
- Classic flowers – If you want a romantic wedding celebration, you cannot go wrong with flowers. Peonies, roses, ranunculus, hydrangeas, and freesias make for beautiful choices for a romantic wedding centrepiece. You can mix and match colours for a playful look or use a single type of flower.
- Soft candlelight – You can create an inviting and warm ambiance by incorporating candles of varying heights to your centrepiece.
- Bold and beautiful – For a modern wedding celebration, you can add a pop of colour by opting for a centrepiece with proteas. Let it stand out and make a bold impression on your guests.
- Minimalist chic – Opt for geometric shapes and clean lines with a tall greenery or terrarium centrepiece to make a subtle impression.
- Wooden touches – Wooden troughs, creates, and compotes add a rustic touch and you can fill them up with a variety of vibrant, colourful fruits, flowers or greenery. This will give your wedding decorations a rustic appeal.
- Mason jar magic – When it comes to rustic wedding centrepieces, mason jars are a versatile option. You can fill these jars with candles, flowers, or a combination of both.
- Seasonal inspiration – You can embrace the season with your wedding centrepieces. If you are getting married in summer, your centrepiece can feature bright wildflowers and sunflowers. If you are having a fall wedding, you can incorporate gourds, pumpkins, and colourful leaves.
- Ikebana-style florals – You can create a wedding centrepiece that is a loose interpretation of the Japanese flower arrangement technique. For an Ikebana-style floral centrepiece, you can arrange compotes of carnations, roses, delphinium, clematis, and greenery.
No matter your wedding celebration style, here are some additional tips to create the perfect wedding centrepiece:
- Consider the shape and size of the tables. Low centrepieces are perfect for round tables, and taller centrepieces are ideal for long rectangular tables.
- Think about the sightlines of your guests. Make sure your centrepieces are not so tall that they block the view of your guests and they are unable to see each other.
- Coordinate the centrepieces with the overall theme and decor of your wedding. The textures, colours, and styles of your centrepieces should complement the aesthetics of your overall wedding decorations.
If you still need help, contact Kenza Creations. Tell us what you need, and we will create the perfect wedding centrepieces for your big day.